Cause: When Discovery is scheduled for the Windows devices, It checks all the credentials for Windows in our instance for the device we are trying to discover. After Powershell tries all the credentials in the instance and it fails to logon with a...
This article came from our experience with troubleshooting Service Mapping login failures. It took a while but we were finally are able to get service mapping working. It will be good to understand that we do not store Windows discovery credentials ...
I've had a few issues with mids getting stuck where they respond only to SystemCommands and heartbeats. They're in some kind of pause state, but it's not obvious what that state is. This is my tool to figure out what's going on without having to squi...
WMI and Powershell access remote Windows machines on port 135 (RPC).For remote Windows machines where Windows Firewall is enabled, it is not enough just opening port 135 to have Discovery successfully discover the machine.When the MID server knocks a...
Solaris zonesSolaris can run zones since Solaris 10 (SunOS 5.10). A zone acts as a virtual server.In a Solaris Server machine running zones, there will always be one global zone and 0 or more child zones (also called just zones).The global zone is th...
Posted on behalf of Juan Carlos--------------------------------------------------------Discovery uses the command ps - with its different variants depending on the flavour of Unix (ps -auxww for Linux, ps -aef for AIX, ...) - in order to retrieve run...
Description Service outages continue to occur when IT is surprised by failures that could have been prevented. This webinar will demonstrate how ServiceNow Operational Intelligence enables you to see infrastructure anomalies in real-time before ser...
When Discovery finds a device in your network, it makes an effort to determine if the device already exists in the CMDB.When Discovery is configured to use identifiers, it launches special identity probes that accumulate identification data for each ...
Discovery detects the physical connections, known as Layer 2, between network devices and between network devices and other components, such a servers, and stores this data for use by Dependency Views (BSM).How Layer 2 Discovery WorksDiscovery uses m...
To update the Discovery "Linux - Distribution" probe to account for Debian hosts, add the following to the probe's post processor script (addition highlighted in blue):... else if (lowercaseOutput.indexOf('centos') != -1) { ...
I am using installer to install the mid server but getting below error on logINFO: Loading properties file: C:\YD_42_MIDServer\agent\.\properties\glide.propertiesSep 08, 2016 11:38:57 AM com.service_now.mid.installer.OutputHandler errorSEVERE: Unable...
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IT enterprise has become a platform for innovation since past several years, as more and more organizations are opting novel technology-based strategies. Among them, Cloud computing, mobility and big data have attained prominent state, as these are d...
Cloud computing technologies are ubiquitous. While not exactly new technologies, the speed with which they're transforming business models and efficiency seem to have accelerated over the past few years. The reason for the transformation depends on h...
Here at K15 this week, we had the pleasure of rolling out our IT Operations Management (ITOM) strategy to 9,000 live attendees and even more watching remotely. The real focus of our approach centers around how we can help make existing ServiceNow cus...
I've written a quick bash script to create a csv file from the output of DiG: #!/bin/bash echo "hostname,TTL,record_class,record_type,ip_address" > dns.dump.raw; dig mydomain.com axfr >> dns.dump.raw; sed -i '/unused/d' dns.dump.raw; sed -i 's/\t/,/g...
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